Separate Negro Schools Adopted by New Mexico Districts
Santa Fe Nov 2 The Republican delegation at the constitutional convention approves a clause allowing any school district to vote two thirds to establish separate schools for African descent with equal facilities. Delegates Mabry of Curry drafted the provision. The body also backs elective state officers for four years and keeps the superintendent elected. A Department of Agriculture would be under the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Mabry
Curry
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Prohibition Petitions Lead to Judicial District Plan
Thirteen petitions favoring statewide prohibition are referred to a liquor committee. The majority judiciary report proposes eight districts, a three member supreme court with 6000 salary, district judges at 4500, and retention of probate and justice courts, with the session lasting thirty minutes.
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Chaves County
E. A. Miera
Harry W. Kelly
George S. Brown
Wenceslao Jaramillo
Jose Amado Lucero
C. C. Davidson
W. B. Walton
James G. Fitch
Supreme Court
District Court
Peace
Viscount Morley Retires. Crewe Appointed India Secretary
London announces Viscount Morley will retire as Secretary of State for India and become president of the council. The Earl of Crewe is named Secretary of State for India, with the Earl of Beauchamp moving to a new role.
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Viscount Morley
London
Eng
India
Earl of Beauchamp
Earl of Crewe
Two Men Dynamite S. P. Station in Calif
San Luis Obispo Calif Nov 3 The Southern Pacific Railway station at Santa Marguerita was dynamited and badly damaged last night The explosive was thrown between two distillate tanks containing 45 and 25 gallons respectively The tanks were not on a solid foundation limiting the blast Two men seen running from the depot are being pursued by a posse
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Southern Pacific Railway
Santa Marguerita
Denver Rainwater Dies in City. Family Notified
Denver Rainwater aged 28 died at three this morning at his stopping place on North Hill while seeking tuberculosis care from Clinton Oklahoma two months after arriving. His sister Opal Rainwater will arrive tonight or tomorrow from Lockwood Missouri. A brother Dayton Rainwater lives in Osawatomie Kansas. The body rests at Henninger rooms and likely will be shipped to Lockwood Missouri. Deceased was a boyhood friend of O H Smith assistant cashier Citizens National Bank.
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Denver
Rainwater
Clinton
Okla
North Hill
Opal Rainwater
Lockwood
Blanch Schiffbauer
Duke
N. M
Dayton’ Rainwater
Osawatomie
Kansas
Henninger
O. H Smith
Citizens National Bank
Cattle and hog markets steady to stronger in Kansas City
Kansas City stock market reports cattle receipts at 8000 including 800 southern steers with steady to strong tones. Native steers 5.00 to 7.50, southern steers 4.00 to 5.50, cows 2.75 to 6.50, stockers 3.25 to 5.50, bulls 3.00 to 4.50, calves 4.00 to 8.09. Hog receipts 4500 with prices 8.00 to 8.55 bulk. Sheep receipts 7000 with muttons 3.75 to 4.50 and lambs 5.25 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Lake Michigan Storm Recedes as Vessels Return
Calumet Mich Nov 3 The storm on Lake Superior weakens today after two days of high winds. Snow blankets the region from six inches to a foot. The steamer Moreland lies ashore but efforts to save her continue while ships resume travel on the lake.
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Calumet
Mich
Lake Superior
Moreland
Memphis Census To Show Race Division For City
Census returns for Memphis will total population and separately state white and colored counts. It will be the first city to have such a division. San Francisco and Los Angeles figures will follow in the announcements.
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Washington, D. C
Memphis
Tenn
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Revolutionary Outbreak in Honduras Amapala Amid American Interest
New Orleans reports telegraphs confirm AP dispatches of a revolutionary uprising in Amapala Honduras. Jose Valladares, leading the rebellion with hundreds of armed followers and machine guns, faces possible U.S. involvement within days to oust him from his entrenched position. Valladares mocked the American government by naming his dog Taft.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Amalpas
Honduras
United States
Jose Valladares
Amapala
Valladares
Taft
Strike extensions loom as Honduras turmoil and labor unrest unfold
Reports from Washington and Chicago describe Honduras under martial law after General Valladares revolt and a pending U S intervention. In New York and Chicago, express drivers and garment workers push toward broader strikes with talks for settlement and worries over riot duties.
Princeton Instructions Provide Flexible Guidance
The Princeton guidance is described as sufficiently liberal to cover any situation that may arise. The statement implies broad adaptability and readiness to address diverse circumstances.
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Princeton
Gas explosion on Pullman car kills passenger
El Paso reports a gas explosion on Pullman car Zero attached to a Rock Island train from Dalhart Texas. The blaze as the train neared Texhoma burned one passenger H. L. Travese of Huron South Dakota who had boarded at Tucumcari.
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el Paso
Texas
Rock Island
Dalhart
Texhoma
H. L. Travese
Huron
South Dakota
Tucumcari
Pickets Disrupt Snap Plant as Police Strikes Meet Resistance
The report describes aggressive picketing at a snaps factory district. Strikers use a clever method to infiltrate work areas, causing two thirds of employees to leave. Police deployment rises to counter the mobs and restore order in the district.
Room and board notice for Gertrude Calvin
Mrs. Gertrude Calvin at 400 North Lea receives room and board notice. The fragment confirms residency and address details in a brief local notice.
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Room and Board
Gertrude
Calvin
N. Lea
Republicans Agree to Print 100000 Copies of the Constitution
The Republican conference chose to print 100000 copies of the constitution with 50000 in each language and 2500 copies of the convention journal. They noted daily convention costs of 625 dollars and a sixty day total of 47000 dollars, with 30000 already spent on registration and election activities. Engrossing on parchment was also mentioned.
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Republican Conference
Journal of the Convention
Tafts Noted Cow Arrives at the White House
Pauline Wayne III, the much talked of new White House cow, has reached Washington and begun duties as a supplier of milk and butter for President Taft. Pauline is a Holstein Frisian cow of registered stock.
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Washington, D. C
Pauline Wayne III
White House
Washington
Taft
Pauline
Rescue car for mine rescue goes to Trinidad Colo
Chicago November 3 the second rescue car for mine rescue work was turned over to Bureau of Mines representatives. It will be sent to Trinidad Colorado to be stationed in that district.
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Trinidad
Chicago
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Colo
Funds Expected to Cover Convention Adjournment Costs
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that despite the price tag of $1,000, the convention plans to adjourn on November 15 and the enabling act funds are believed sufficient for the expenses.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Baptist Round Up Draws Crowds in Roswell Week
The Denomi national Week and Missionary Round up at the Baptist church in Roswell grows nightly. Pastor Carter Helm Jones of Oklahoma City delivers a hour sermon on The Mediating Church In Christ's Stead. Visitors Rev Bruce Kinney Rev Lemuel Barnes and others arrive tonight to continue the outreach.
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Baptist Church of
Bruce Kinney
Lemuel
Call Barnes
D. D
New York
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Topeka
Kan
Southwest
Two Bank Presidents Begin Five-Year Federal Terms
W Allen of Enloe Texas and E T Cook of Savoy Texas arrived at Leavenworth federal prison to serve five-year sentences after conviction in Paris Texas for violations of national banking laws.
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Federal
Leavenworth, Kan
W. Allen
First National Bank of
Enloe
Texas
E. T. Cook
Savoy
Paris
Mail by Aeroplane Approved for U S Transatlantic Mail
Washington Nov 3 Official sanction was given by the government today for the transmission of United States mail by aeroplane for the first time in history. Postmaster General Hitchcock granted permission for J A D McCurdy to carry United States mails from outgoing trans Atlantic liners to the post office. The mail will contain letters from passengers of the steamships for transmission worldwide. The government is relieved of all responsibility if letters are lost in transit from the steamship to the New York post office.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Hitchcock
J. A. D. McCurdy
New York Post Office
Thanksgiving service by Woman's Home Missionary Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church holds its annual Thanksgiving service Friday at 3 00 p m at 405 N Pennsylvania Ave the home of Mrs N Costa A program includes readings prayers songs solos and dedications with participants Miss Susan Finehout Rev H Van Valkenburg Mrs W K Maxwell Mrs C N Frager Mrs W Artley Miss Zula Morrow and Mrs J T McClane and all ladies and friends invited
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Susan Finehout
H. van Valkenburgh
W. K. Maxwell
C. N. Frager
W. Artley
Zula Morrow
J. T. McClane
Mrs. Phoebe Johnson Dies After Illness at 51
Mrs. Phoebe Johnson died at St. Marys hospital at 7:00 this morning after a long illness. She leaves two sons A H Johnson a book keeper for Jaffa Prager & Co and a Oklahoma City resident. The body will be taken to Owensboro Kentucky for burial next week and both sons will accompany it. In Roswell the body will lie in state at Dilley parlors from seven to nine this evening.
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Phoebe Johnson
St. Mary’s Hospital
A. H. Johnson
Jaffa Prager & Co
Oklahoma City
Owensboro
Roswell
Dilley
For Rent Notices and Sheriff Warrant Action
Furnished room available at 610 N Richardson. Two large modern furnished rooms for rent at 310 S Lea. Deputy Sheriff Jim Johnson left by auto to Vaughn to serve a warrant on A M Brown charged with driving on the auto road without paying toll.
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S. Lea
Jim Johnson
Auto Today
Vaughn
A. M. Brown
Roswell Weather Report Forecasts Warming Trend
Local Roswell report shows yesterday’s high 65 and a low of 24, mean 50 with clear skies. Extremes record 85 high and 13 low in 16 years, forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures.
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Roswell
N. M
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